When Two Opposing or Incompatible Forces Exist Simultaneously in an Interpersonal

question 47

Multiple Choice

When two opposing or incompatible forces exist simultaneously in an interpersonal relationship, the struggle to achieve these opposing goals creates what is called a

• A)​collectivistic tension.
• B)​differentiating end state.
• C)​counterfeit goal state.
• D)​dialectical tension.
• E)​proximity problem.

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Definitions:

Acute Stress Disorder

A mental health condition triggered by a traumatic event, featuring symptoms such as anxiety, detachment, and nightmares, occurring shortly after the trauma and lasting for up to one month.

Magnitude

The size, extent, or importance of something, often used in a quantitative context to measure variables.

Terrified

A state of intense fear that can be the result of real or perceived threats, causing significant distress.

Predisposition

An inborn or acquired vulnerability for developing certain symptoms or disorders.